"Virtual Assets to Become Part of Traditional Financial System Next Year... A Big Positive"
- Anthony Pompliano stated that next year virtual assets will become part of the traditional financial system.
- Pompliano mentioned that Bitcoin will be the main beneficiary of capital inflow into the traditional financial market.
- Regardless of the U.S. strategic reserve bill, Pompliano positively evaluated the prosperity of Bitcoin.
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There is a claim that virtual assets (cryptocurrencies) will become part of the traditional financial system next year.
On the 27th (local time), Anthony Pompliano, founder of Pomp Investments, stated in an interview with Fox Business, "The most important point next year is that virtual assets will become part of the traditional financial system," adding, "This has been evident in the political realm recently in terms of donations and influence." He continued, "Now we will see this in the financial sector as well," and noted, "This will be a big positive for Bitcoin and virtual assets next year."
He also gave a positive evaluation of Bitcoin. Pompliano said, "Bitcoin is king and will always remain king," adding, "Most of the capital flowing into the traditional financial market will flow into Bitcoin."
Pompliano explained, "Bitcoin will thrive regardless of the U.S. strategic reserve bill," and added, "Discussions about other altcoins are merely from a technical perspective, which is different from the situation with Bitcoin." Pompliano further added, "Altcoins are like choosing between Google, Amazon, and Facebook, whereas Bitcoin is about protecting the value of my currency."